This installation puts into dialogue two central routes of the Trans*Plant project, which aims to experiment with a process that engages a body towards a human/plant hybridization. The first one is a biomedical research in order to replicate the Photo Dynamic Therapy. PDT is based on an intravenous photosensitive molecule used to destroy malignant cells. The second route of that molecular journey of self-experimentation, was a performance based on chlorophyll IntraVenous. An almost invisible performance, where light is no longer a visual representation but destructive energy for non-photosynthetic beings.

> [blue for human eyes] Hangar, Barcelona 2017. Photosensitive molecule δ-ALA under a wavelength of 460 nm. > [green for human eyes] Kapelica Gallery, Ljubljana 2017. Chlorin E6 photosensitive molecule under a LED with a length of 525 nm. ***

This work is part of the installation Trans*Plant: May the Chlorophyll be with/in you, a multimedia installation that aims to present the work behind the Trans*Plant project, as well as to produce a speculative fiction. It is a piece based on hybrid low-technologies, where leftovers from the past and the future get entangled. Videos, written narratives, scientific excerpts, Mycorrhiza interacting with the audience, cryogenic Artemisia annua seeds and DIY biotechnological materials are part of the elements that establish the connection between the theme and the transdisciplinary and experimental form of this lab installation.

• March 2016: Beginning of the Trans*Plant project, which aims to experiment, within the current environmental crisis, a process that engages a body towards a human>plant transition.
• December 2017: First chlorophyll intravenous injection, at Kapelica Gallery, Slovenia.
• March 2036: The annual Earth resources are exhausted and we witness the global Internet final shutdown.
• December 2037: A bio-hackers community connects a VPN to Mycorrhiza network.